Edgar Rinkevich Latvia will not accept and cover the Russians who leave their country, trying to avoid mobilization for war in Ukraine. This was announced in an interview with the TV channel "The present" said the Foreign Minister of Latvia Edgar Rinkevich. Now in Latvia there are a residence permit of about 10 thousand Russians.

St. Petersburg State University The philosophy teacher of the Faculty of Free Arts and Sciences of St. Petersburg State University Denis Skopin was fired after arrest for participating in an anti -war action. The order of his dismissal was published by Sota. The document signed by the vice -rector of the university Vladimir Yeremeyev said that September 21, Skopin, participated in the rally, after which he was arrested for 10 days.

An illustrative photo At the solid household waste training ground in the Gatchinsky district, a mountain of garbage occurred, the administration of the Leningrad region said . According to the chairman of the State Employment Committee of the Leningrad region, the cause of the collapse, the cause of the collapse was a violation of waste storage technology. They were poured not only with soil, but also with inert materials.

On October 21, the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation updated the registers of "foreign agents". This was reported on the website of the department. In the list of the media, the “foreign agents” was the journalist and writer Mikhail Zygar.

Kirill Berezin and grandmother A resident of St. Petersburg, a mobilized in Ukraine in Ukraine, Kirill Berezin collided with aggression by the commander of a military unit in the Belgorod region, where he is now. About this North. Realia was told by the girl Berezina Marina. According to her, Colonel Anatoly Smerdov promised the Petersburger to "knock his teeth", "hit the head on the head" and "put in a hole." The girl filed an application to the military investigation in Belgorod.

Mobilization in Russia A month after the mobilization of mobilization in Russia during a military invasion of Ukraine, at least 26 Russians drafted into the army were killed, reporters of “important stories” calculated along with military analysts from Conflict Intelligence Team (CIT). The publication calculated the number of dead mobilized on the basis of public data on the death of soldiers.

About 10 thousand Russians mobilized for war in Ukraine were returned home for various reasons. This was announced by the chairman of the State Duma Committee on Defense Andrei Kartapolov during a visit to St. Petersburg. The deputy clarified that for all cases of erroneous mobilization, a trial is being carried out. He also added that in St. Petersburg, mobilization continues "in accordance with the task that the city received." Mobilization in Russia began on September 21.

Boris Akunin The Russian Academic Youth Theater in Moscow and the Alexander Theater in St. Petersburg removed the name of Boris Akunin from the posters of performances from his plays and books. The writer told about this in his telegram channel. According to Akunin, the artistic director of RAMT Aleksey Borodin, told him that the Ministry of Culture of Russia demanded that the name of the poster demanded the name of the post.

Latvian Metropolitan Alexander The Latvian Orthodox Church (LPC) will turn to the Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus' Cyril with a request to give it the status of an autocephalous, that is, completely independent of the Russian Orthodox Church. The decision on this was made on October 20 at the Council of the LPC, which took place in the Riga Church of all saints.

Vladimir Putin Three deputies of the Smolninskoye district in St. Petersburg Nikita Yuferv, Dmitry Palyuga and Dmitry Baltrukov left Russia. They reported this in social networks and in the comments of the media. Nikita Yuferv wrote on Twitter that on October 13 he arrived in Belgrade, on October 16 his wife and children came to him. Friends! It so happened that our family had to leave Russia. On October 13, I arrived in Belgrade. On October 16, a wife and children arrived.

Estonian Prime Minister Kai Kallas (left) and the chairman of the European Commission Ursula von der Layen (on the right) are looking at the Narva River The Estonian government limited access to the country for Ukrainian refugees who are forced to escape to Europe through Russia. In the offices of the Estonian authorities there are now stormy debates on this subject, and volunteers and human rights activists declare a large number of Pushbes on the PPP Narva.